Carlos Albizu University Catholic Churches Sacraments of Initiation Discussion

After reviewing the film, Les Miserables, demonstrate your understanding of the Sacraments of Initiation, by responding to the following prompts.Your response should fully answer the question, and be within the range of 3-5 sentences.

Part 1:Baptism

In talking about the Theology of Baptism, we emphasized being born into a new way of living – a way of living that highlights the dignity of the human person and the truth of one created in God’s image and likeness. Provide an example from the film that shows a person being welcomed into such a new life.In your response, you must convey a theologically accurate understanding of Baptism from within a Catholic, Christian worldview.

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Part 2:Confirmation

In talking about the Theology of Confirmation, we emphasized the gifts of the Holy Spirit.Choose 3 different characters from the movie, and explain how they exemplify one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit (you must choose 3 different gifts, one for each person). In your response, you must convey a theologically accurate understanding of Confirmation from within a Catholic, Christian worldview.

Person 1: (replace this text)

Person 2: (replace this text)

Person 3: (replace this text)

Part 3:Eucharist

In talking about the Theology of Eucharist, we emphasized the depth of meaning contained within this particular sacrament.The Eucharist is the most important sacrament of the Catholic Church because it is Christ himself.Consider the Eucharist as being the following:

• Sacrifice
• Life-giving
• Gift
• Communion
• Mission

Using the above list, connect a theme, a scene, or a person from the film to each of these concepts.In your response, you must convey a theologically accurate understanding of Eucharist from within a Catholic, Christian worldview

Eucharist as Sacrifice: (replace this text)

Eucharist as Life-giving: (replace this text)

Eucharist as Gift: (replace this text)

Eucharist as Communion: (replace this text)

Eucharist as Mission: (replace this text)